Keybind Server folders


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I was wondering if there is a way to create keybinds for each created character?

It would work like this. You log on to a character and save the binds, the binds would be saved in a bind folder, for example:

City of Heroes/Keybinds (Folder)/(Server name)/(Character name)

I came up with this idea, cause I'm tired of having one keybinds file.


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/bind_save_file filename

/bind_load_file filename

filename is in the format of filename.txt

Replace the word filename with a name you can remember for each character. It isn't set to load automatically with the characters but you can easily load the file each time you use the character.

I have a few using binds to load the file. It can probably be done with macros as well.


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As TJ mentioned, there are the filename save and load commands that you can use.

Personally, I have saved all the things that *every* character uses as default. I have left certain keys "blank" specifically for movement and special powers.

Then, I have "stock" files for movement powers such as jump, fly or teleport (even have a set of files for jump/fly combo). These files are usually some form of rotating binds.

Then, I create individual character files for each character's special powers: Arti's file contains her armor toggles, Brigitte's file is for her kin powers, Bo's file has her binds for blastery goodness... etc.,.

I keep these files separate from the actual CoH folder.

For quick file loading, I've created a bind in the default file...
CTRL+B "beginchat /bind_load_file c:\CoH_binds\"
When I hit ctrl+b, it brings up the loadfile command string in the chat box; then all I have to do is fill in the blank at the end (jump.txt, or fly1.txt, or Arti.txt).

I have to admit, it was a while before I was brave enough to jump into creating custom bind files, but now I wouldn't trade the flexibility for nut'in.

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Or use the option provided from the Key Bindings tab in the Options menu. It should be called something like "Save Default Bindings" or some such. Pick a character, save his binds, then they will auto-apply to new charcters as they are created.


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Originally Posted by Texas Justice View Post
/bind_save_file filename

/bind_load_file filename

filename is in the format of filename.txt

Replace the word filename with a name you can remember for each character. It isn't set to load automatically with the characters but you can easily load the file each time you use the character.

I have a few using binds to load the file. It can probably be done with macros as well.
Thank you, I didn't know I could do this.


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Originally Posted by Samuel_Tow View Post
Or use the option provided from the Key Bindings tab in the Options menu. It should be called something like "Save Default Bindings" or some such. Pick a character, save his binds, then they will auto-apply to new charcters as they are created.
Sorry Samuel, that doesn't do what they were asking for.

They were asking about loading different keybinds for different characters, not creating a new default bind file to apply the same settings to all new characters.


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